“Why still speak of the real and the virtual, the material and immaterial? Here these categories are not in opposition, or in some metaphysical disagreement, but more in an electroliquid aggregation, enforcing each other, as in a two part adhesive.”
Overall Shot
The combination of the rectilinear form the curvature and the space in between. The curvature form has been represented at a larger scale to immerse the students in the architecture.
Viewing window
Entrance 1
The viewing window has been placed right at the first entrance to attract students to have their own perspective to how this space makes them feel and what the space says about architecture.
Space in between
Lights have been placed around the space in between to light up this space at night.
The curving armatures have been extended from the curvature monument.
Rectilinear form
The rectilinear form explores the idea of simplistic architecture that adapts to its surroundings.
this is done by creating a form that can be drawn without taking the pen off the paper.
Entrance 2
Entrance two gives a different perspective with height over the whole space and monument.
Entrance 3 from curvature form
Entrance three, is all about the curvature monument. from the walkway leading up to it then you are greeted with the super large scale monument.
On looking the "space in between" and the curvature form
Overall shot 2
This shot, shows how the free flowing architecture of the space in between, adapts to its surrounding environment.
Overall shot 3
